1) These children aren't even "illegals." They are refugees seeking asylum and as non-Mexican minors entitled to a judicial process under US law.
According to Mother Jones? No, the kids coming from Central and South America were sent here as anchors for the parents back home who want to immigrate and need a legal reason. Many of these children are angry and upset that they are homeless and virtual orphans.
2) This virus was in the US before these refugee children arrived.
We're talking about a strain that is rare in the US. Why has it all of the sudden taken off?
3) This virus is being passed around US classrooms-- where these immigrant children aren't attending in any kind of numbers.
Source?
In other words, it's a variety of the type of respiratory crud that tends to go around when kids go back to school, only this one tends to be particularly hard on asthmatics. But the people I know who had it said it was like a bad cold, with a lot of coughing
They typed the virus and it's not a common one here.
Family Health: Shedding light on mystery virus hitting U.S.
Enterovirus D68 (EV D68) is one specific type of enterovirus, first identified in 1962, but has been rarely reported in the US over the last 40 years.
What triggered the sudden spike?